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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
B00DLERS CONVICTED.
Seven Of this Chicago COnspirators Get Two
Years and -Four arc Fined.

Seven Of this Chicago COnspiratoTs Get Two
Years and Four are Fined.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 5.-The verdicts
IN the Doodle cases was, ''slI guilty"
Seven OF the eleven got two gears each,
but Commissioners Mccarthy, Oliver
Cosselman and Cells were excepted with
a fac of $4,000.
Mr. Grinnell points out that there has
been 10 singing out by any individual Of
al Independent lawyer Cor an honest de
fence; but they had hired the pool ard
were in court ali with the same
set of lawyers TO stand or fall
together. These lawyers had characterized
the states witnesses as perjurers and
bieves. To this he would only reply the
defendants, each and al otthem that had
taken the stand, and | say TO you SOL
emmy in the presesce of my God, each
and all OF them, by record in this case,
have committed rank perjury in this ca: e
to save themselves from punishment.
The jury were about to file out
Tor recess when one OF them,
Nh COtlinghem, was overcome by
the close sir of the crowded court. The
unconscious man was laid upon the 4 Dor
" III a 'lI4ON GOLLi JOEsSh VI al SuSllCuS
under his head, and Was famed vigorous
ly. Much excitement was manifested by
the spectators. Mr.. Cottingham was con-
veyed to a carriage and later recovered suf-
ticently TO be on hand when Judge Jamison
was ready to read the courts in
structions. There was nothing il them
that differed materially from those
usually given in conspiracy cases.
When the Judge finished reading the case
was AZ once given to the jury. The de-
PENDANTS were led to their room and kept
under watchtul guards.
II Wss supposed there would be an exo-
dus from court as soon as the Jury had
returned, but scarcely any of the spacta-
tors left their seats. After wait Of an
hour and half Judge jameson despaired
of an early verdict and ordered sn sd
j)urnment till G:3O D. m. At G:30 the
jury was still undecided and at p. m,
sent word TO the Judge that there was NO
prospect OF sn immediate agreement. lie
ordered supper carried 10 them and the
crowd began to thin cut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
on WALL STREET.
Stocks Open Steady aad Stropg Rnd
CI9se Generally Higher With q Few
Exceptions on the List.
yances Five Points-GoTernments
StrOnger-Wheat Duu.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Aug. Hallway bonds
-o-day closed as follows: Fort Worth
and Denver City at SS!; Texas and
Pacific incomes, 5l4; Rios, 7Ig; Missouri,
Kansas andTeXas IS at SD! do. 6's 594;
rs at 10; Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
2's at 100; gold - I0I; Galveston, Har-
risburg and San Antonio lst 93,.
Money 4a5 per cent.
Silver %.
Sterling qaiet.
Governments stronger.
Wheat dull.
Oh 57!
Cotton points bigh5r.
Coffee steady.
Raw sugar weak refined unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS And BONDS.
NEW YORK, Aug. The stock market
was little less active but stronger to-
day, the upward movement meeting with
little interruption throughout the day,
and while the opening figures are gen
orally the lowest the final prices are
shout the highest. There was some
feyerishuess early in the day, but this
soon disappeared, the influence being
almost entirely favorable to higher
figures. Reports were circulated that
cable difficulties would shortly be sd
justed and that complications arising
from the failure CT negotiations OF the
Ives syndicate would be removed.
London was sgain q buyer, and cover
ing Of shorts continued, the indications
pointing to g noted bear operator as S
hesgy purchaser.
al active stocks were strong, and ma
terial advances were made al along the
line, some CT the spectators being par
ticulariy conspicuous for gains msde
The opening was fairly steady at insig-
niticant changes from last nights figures
and business was quiet except for three
or four stocks. Tie market W3s quite
/ feverish but strong, and under
the lead cf New England advanced
moderately during the first hour
/ Toward noon, however, raid upon
/ Northern Pacific caused sOU2e recession
I in the general list, and in the Afternoon
extreme Gullness and stegnstiOn was the
order. Everything tonight except NORTH
ern Pacific, which lost *, but Omaha anC
Jersey Central rose p, Reading and New
| England ., 81. Paul l., Canada Southern
Northwestern Colorado coal, Missouri
Pacific, Norfolk and Western and Trans
continental u Lake Shore, Lackswanna
and Chicago, S.. Louis and Pittsburs
preferred l5. Western Union ard Rich
mond aud West Point Il. Texas Paciti.
terminal, coal and Pacific Mail l PEI
cent.
Railroad bonds we're dull and irregu-
lar, being generally heavy IL the forenoon
bu, stronger in the latter part Of the day
Closing prices are somewhat irregular
but generally higher, though q few de
clines were established. Denver and RjC
Grande rose 60 to Il. Calves on, Har
risburg aud ssh Antonio western diyis
/ ion seconds 925 to 95s.
Government ponds dull but firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Pleading His Own Cases

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Aug. Bob
McWhirter, notorious for being
much tired and convicted CT horse theft,
is on trial in the District court to-day for
theft Of horses in this county. There
were four cases against him here, two Of
which have been tried to-day. In the
first conviction and sentence for five
years was had and the second resulted in
an acquittsI. The third is now on trial.
McWhlrter pleads his own cases and does
it we'll. He has now about sixty years of
sentences charged up against him. He
is q tine-looking young man that would
hardly be taken for horse thief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
4 DUEL.
q Club President Fights New Orleans
Editor

q Club President Fights n New Orleans
Editor.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. -Messrs.
Jean Ltiresu, president of the chief French
political CLUB OF the city, and Emile Re
voir, late editor OF the French Louisianls,
fought duel this morning lust below
the city in consequence Of an article in
the Revoire cri:icising the club. The
article dealt il Generalities, but Mr.. Lai-
reau, as president CT the club, considered
it his duty to send challenge, which was
accepted and swords self as the
weapons. The duel was fought with con
siderable skill, but at the END o, the first
pass Mr.. LG!reau WAS wounded through
the right arm snd IL the chest, when tire
seconds decided that the affair should
end and all parties shook hands. Mr..
Laireau's wounds were severe but not
dangerous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
WHITE WRIGHT.

\ Fire in u Public BalI-Meaut 10 off.nss,
Special to the Gazette.
WHITEwRIGHr, Ten, Aug. AT
about O'Clock this morning Rays pub
lie hall was discovered to be on fire, but
as it had made but little Roadway, was
eXtiuguished. If the hall rad burned all
the business houses on Main street, east
of Bond street, would have went up in
smoke. The cause was from cigar be
ing thrown in saw-dust spit box LAST
night by some one in attendance at the
court.
Will Chesser and another party of
Fannin county, who were selling wster-
melons in town yesterday, were arrested
for having whisky near the polls. At the
examination trial last night theJ were
discharged, IS there was no evidence
showing that they were giving it away
and selling it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
THE FIGHgISG BEREsFoRDs., ;,
Daring Escspades of Dash1ns yoang
Peer OF the Realm
Washington ~s,r

Daring tscspades OF Dashtng Young
Peer of the Realm.
Washington ~.lr.
Lord Charles BeresfCrd, who has lust
got into trouble through an act Of i'm
pudence ct the naval review last week. is
one Of the family known IS 'she lighting
Beresfords.' from boy1ood ne mas been
contemptUous OF discipline and regard
less OF even the ordinary prophecies
CT life. Ii was he who got up the prac-
teal Joke which set all Eaglaud by
the ears in the summer of ISIS.
when the news went abroad that NJ Wad-
dIngtOn, Admiral keppai and O.h-r dis
unguished guests of g peeress at her
country seat in COwes had qusrreled at
table and INDUCED in free fight. Even
royalty became alarmed, lest the insults
put upon VI. Waddington should lead to
q breech Of relations with France, until
it lexked out that NJ Waddington was
not present st oil, but was represented
by an actor "m2de up to counterfeit his
appearance exactly, and imported for the
occasion By Lord Charles.
1t Was similar love Of praukiDg thai
induced Beresford, wlen s. mid7hipmsD,
TO show his dislike of America in a prac-
teal but somewhat perilous way. He
was attached to the Pacific squadron, his
vessel lying az H1noIu,u. oar civil war
was at its height, and he, ike many
other titled Elg.i5hmen, was in warm
sympathy with the Confederate cause.
One night he asked leave to 90
ashore, aud, procuring 9 saw, awaited
his opportunity to climb mp and cut away
the patriotic em5lems which oye7hung
| the door CT the UGited States consulate.
1t wss not difficult TO trace the thing to
him, and his Admiral punished him by
| making him mount q after, in broad day
light, IA the presence of the assembled
popuace and the officers Of the fleet, and
fasLen the emolems in place agsin with
his owns bands.
As 8eresford belongs 20 what is known
| IS the Prince OF Wales set, it is not like
Iy that he Will be permitted 70 suffer long
! Tor his recent indisCretion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Sianl5PrinCes,

WASHINGTON, Aug. at 40 o'clock
this afternoon the four young sons OF the
King OF Siam, who we're accompanied by
Prince Devanwongse to this country, called
st the White House in company with Chief
Clerk Brown OF the S .ste Department and
had a pleasant interview with the Presi-
dent.
The acting Secretary Of State, Mr.. Por-
ter, to-day formally presented to the Pres
ldent the newly accredited minister from
Siam, Krom Luang DevanWongse Ware
prskar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
AUSTIN.
School Lands to be sut or the Market
Charters Filed.

School Lands to be sut or tho Market
Charters Fhed.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Aug. 5.-Commissionel
Hall is getting ready to put large guam
tity of school lands on the market thi:
month and next, and will give special at
tention to the Panhandle section. He i:
hurTying up the classification Of the Pan
handle lands so as to be ready. -Four
million acres of lands have been leased
up to date to various parties, mostly cat
tlemen. The largest tract leased is lS5,
600 acres.
The following charters were filed:
Bowie Roller Mill Company,
of Montague county; capital sl5, 1000
incorporates, W. A. Huffman, G. B.
Hendricks, julie Chandron, D. c. Brown
and G. w. Easley.
The Dallas Loan and Mortgage Com
psny; capital 100000 Incorporators,
T. L.. Marsalis, j. T. Elliott, Thomas
Field, Robert Smith, Frank Field.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
\ lad Ncnrn-

spc2IaT % t0e I-aZette
BoSHAN, TEX, Aug. "A negro
named Tom Crouch, Who lives in the east
end negro quarter, engaged in quarrel
with his ~ite last night. During the
melee Crouch picked up al axe, biting
the womsn On the head, iuficting a
dangerous, i not fatal wound. The
presence Ct some persons who fIive in the
n2lsh50rhood. prevented MIN from kill
ing her outright. Crouch YVES i'm
m5di2tely arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
4 LIttlo l.trI Shot.

Special to the Gaastte.
PARIS, TEX, Aug. News resched
mere last night CT the wounding Of Molhe
Cayiness, ten-yea--old daughter Of
Robert Caviaess at Sumner, about nine
miles northeast Of here, by young lsd
by the name OF Tom Brown, VINO was out
rabbit hunting, aud was near the School
academy and tred into if, the bullet tex
ing effect in the girls knee, and it is
feared amputation Will 6e necessary ia
order TO save her life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
wibarger County

.a..9 .aC Gazette.
ms, Tx, Aug "A fuu vote was
Lilies. bu. a good turn out, consid-
...-s to-ria condition Of the weather.
-4.r,. was: For prohibition, 81;
'-en5nent to article 3, j.; for
~ent to article I, IS; for amend
+ a article Il: for amendment TO
@ III: for amendment to article
-.1s. Prohibition, IS; against amend
RIO article against amendment
g 3; against amendment TO
): 2gailsI amendment to article
ssgirs. amendment TO article ., 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
ratal Gonl on.

PITEsBURG, PA, Aug. Last evening
Mrs Owen HaGe, living near E.na, Pa,
lef5 her four cliIdcen IL the house while
she carried Ter husbands supper to him
at the Isabella furnace probably q mile
away. During her aosence the Oldest
poured coal OIL in the stove causing an
explosion, from the effect Of which one
child has died end the others are fatally
lurupd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
An CID LADY DEAD.
= sarah Clark and Her Ltfe-A Seems
at the Funeral.

>%sarsh Clark and Her L,fe-A Seems
at the Funeral.
II % the Gazette.
1911 Smith, ARK, Aug. miss
- l.sr5, one Of the Oldest citizens of
=, ~ smith, died last night of old age
- WIS buried this afternoon. She has
<-Sl n the house where she died since
!, Co1hnuOusly. IN 1872 she pur-
~ handsome tombstone and had
Cred. -, on il the following: "In mem
{. u Mss Sarah Clark. Born January
-" Here s blank space was left
r-ca 10 put the date Of her death,
"a, farewell. | must return to dust
~ rs ?, in whom hGve believed from
y % old sge, bids me rise and live
!; Tim in world without end.
,l are the dead VINO die
). lie Lord" The tomb
~ f1otstone and easements
). -s'n IN the yard covered with boards
/, lie bed room window since she
j l., zen made She was born near
b., $40, OHIO, and came to Arkansas
a. no In 1850 her mother and
~ tss,or brother, Aaron Clark, moved TO
) =. When The two latter died, leaving
]. siderable wealth which is now all
]. !, ? IN lsw suits. Her sister, Mrs.
,,.,. az, hershy, whose husband is the
as! ltigant IN Arkansas, claiming
lung Hershy and wife and the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

Speciai 10 the Gazette.
CLEBURSE, TEX, Aug. Mr.. S d.
No5Iey's baby died yesterday, and was
buried today.
Walter Christian OF this place received
the appointment to West Point from this
district
The Weatherford extension from Gle
burne is eight miles from town with
track laying.
TIE GAZETTE sold like not cakes this
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

four negroes, there are two dead ana
two wounded. Bad blood has existed
between shout one-balf dozen white boys
and the town negroes for some time. Sew
eral Of the latter have been brich5atted
and shot several times, and finally ter
minated IS shove. TIE good citizens Of
the town tepIore tie efsIr, and it is now
the general opinion that the lawless on
both sides VIII have time to reflect lit
90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
\ BIazs al DaIlas.

Special to the Gaztte.
DALLAS, Ten, Aug. AT Z O'Clock
tonight fire broke out IN George
Nevis mattress factory at 934 Main
street. The house was in a row of about
twelve shenties, six Ct which were
burned, The houses were occupied by
hucksters, repair shops, etc, $40 were
owned by several parties The loss IS
about $1,000, mostly covered by lnsur-
SnCp-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Two Hote,a burned.

DUNKIRK, Aug The ST. James and
the Eastern Hotel were destroyed by fire
at midnight last night. 10 casualties
are reported. Total loss on the two no,
tells will reach $4,000. No insurance on
ST. James. The fire is thought to have
been the work CT en- incendiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Net Sufficient Evidence.
Special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, Aug. 81 +. Crit
fitD, known as "Crow Grif," who was
rested for burning Mr.. Dallas CARROTS
ban, has been on trial for three days
His trial terminated this evening and be
was released from custody, as there was
not sufficient evidence to hold him until
the grand jury meets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Fell Through an Elevator

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, Aug. Joe Watts, q
ffteen-year-old boy, in the employ of
Blankenship & Blake, this morning tell
through the elevator opening in their
building from the third to the first floor.
His Injuries are fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
van landt Co1uty.

7t..1 -a-e--
.-5y. TFx, Aug. The vote here
For prohibition, a5S; against pro-
(. 80. amendment 10 article 3, 100;
i. .'rardmeut to article 3, G24.
o. - .smertren. 70 article I, 1853;
u. snsnam4rt to article :, 558.
Z. = @menament to article 5, 4o6;
II amendment 10 artic!e 5, 55I.
7. r. amsn5eaL. 10 article s, 81;
emsldm Mt 20 article +, $50.
T.. - smendnea. to article ), I45;
T.. u. amerd1ent to article >, 585
-. -. Por.r. wrN. Aug. > The OIL
inns from the whole county are in
..rdas follows: For prohibition,
sg2I1st prohibition, l90". Anti
..V I...
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, aug. 5.-Texa3 pensions
for the Mexican war We're ISSUED to-day
to Dennis Yoakum, Archer City; Peter
UIlener, fredericksburg; Thomas a.
Garrett, WallZce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Washington county.

-- 70 :he Gazette.
-2syHAar, TEX, Aug. 5.-The returns
II 81 the boxes cut two in this county
.:i.F PROMOTION 1919, against prohi-
Id 1914 The vote at the other two
Is wi. increase the anti msj ority to
~ The negroes in This city voted for
~151dmeas but in the country they
= Almost solid against it. The other
-llenls We're lost sight Of and are
~'..vl by reduced majority
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

There are not more than hall s dozen
"Terrors Of the West" row living. The
rest of the 1000 have gradually sue
cumbed TO spring gu1s, mUle-kiCks, bad
whisky aud accidents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Wood ounty.

slotae Gazette.
rgs1LA, TEX Aug. The vote here
3. S follows For prohibition, $50;
.-.1-.
1nsn precinct anti majority, 1872.
4.gzlns precinct anti majority, %.
r.9i County esye an anti majority Of
auO.he- amendments defeated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Enormous Price for a Gold { ,ir
London Truth .

At Paris tie other cay 3 gold coin OF
the reign Of the Emperor Constantine
was bought by the National Library for
S2lG0, an enormous sum even if The coin
be really unique.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
travis 6 ounty.

70 re e,72;te'
Tgx Aug. With five voting
~. - res- from Travis county gives
=. re i7r..y'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
NioIrnt EArthG ueke.

LONDON, Aug. violent shocks of
earthquake have been felt at Legnorn and
Algeria. a number of houses were de-
strOyed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
Waller County.

--'t .-l '. elite.
~ENgSTEAp, TEX, Aug. ALI pre-
$ aesFd from. Auu-prohibition has
1sjoritv.
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4 LIVELY FIGHT.

AN Editor Wounded, Two Negroes Killed
and Two Wounded
Special TO the Gazette.
NACOGDoCHEs, TEX, Aug. 5.-Last
night at the conclusion of concert given
in the grove On the side of town by the
Potawattamie Medicine Company, row
between some negroes and white boys
resulted seriously. Giles Hattum of the
Star-News had leg shiyered and his lips
bhstered by two balls, while Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

Roughs and roast clans go hand IN
hand st Coney island.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

".sn q uoilsutiui Ureeze UluwIng. rive
Ia al cases OF sunstroke were reported st
the coroner's Office I'D to noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

de npo3 h Gontngeno produce He morning
prevent eVy OF Ho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06
.rresred al To-

leased on $500 boad hss he
ald jli!eG 10 await lie rs
gan's wounds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

visit to St. Louis. We greatly desire, sir.
to welcome you and TO show our high sp-
precistion for the distinguished honor OF
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qHB RETURNS.
.,dment to article 5, %; fol

Continually Fourth Po9f.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Thirty.nine Democrats Vote for Al
bOtt-ThfOck morton for Bedlc.

Thirty-nine Democrass Vote for All
bOtt-Thf0ck morton for Bedlc.
TRENTON. N. J., Jan. 26-The assembly met
this morning at IL 80 O'Clock and at noon a
motion to adjourn with view TO going into joint
meeting prevailed. All the republicans, however,
Immediately left the chamber, In order TO
prevent quorum. On the joint meeting
assembling, ASSemblyman Hudsbeth was
chosen to preside. The roll was called
and showed thirty mine members, all democrats,
present. Senator Chaltle [dem.) andSpeaker Baird,
together with the two labor men, remained out
with the republicans. 1t takes Il votes TO con-
st1tute majority OF the legislature. Mr.. Noonan
moved that as the houses separately had
not agreed upon United states Senator,
another ballot be taken. Mr.. Thr0ckmOrton,
whose absence from the democratic caucus had
given uneasness, here took the noOr and stated It
TO be his belief that the law was clear in requiring
mat ballot he not taken till two
weeks after the legislative organization had
been completed. The notion however, prevailed
ST to land the nominations were called for.
MI. BecEW1th, OF Atlantic, nominated ex-Gov.
Leon ALBEIT. Mr.. Thr0ckmorton nominated exc
Gov. Joseph d. Bedle He said he did not believe
any one man owned the democratic nomination.
ballot was then taken and OF the
thirty-nine democrats present thtrty-eight
voted for Albeit, ThrockmortOn alone vot-
Ing for Bedle Chairman Hudspeth announced
that no candidate had received q major
1ty OF the voters OF the legislature and therefore
there was no election. An adjournment OF the
Joint meeting thereupOn took place till noon to
morrow.
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